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Amid fears about the cost of living crisis, those opposed to government’s climate agenda appear to have sensed an opportunity Tories fighting net zero plans are dragging climate into new culture war, experts say In the run-up to Christmas, as the UK government was frantically attempting to manage the latest wave of Covid infections, the

John’s review of Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment by Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein has just been published in Business Economics. You can read the review for free here. The post Review of Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment appeared first on John Kay.

Australia’s energy market can be bewildering, but a new consumer guide aims to reveal the reality behind ads featuring wind farms Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Australian electricity providers have been ranked on their climate credentials in a new consumer guide that aims to cut through “greenwash”. Greenpeace’s 2022 Green

Publication date: May 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 195 Author(s): Mizuki Onozuka, Takeshi Osawa

Modern environmental problems pose unique management challenges as they are usually interdependent in myriad, complex ways. Climate change is the ultimate example of a problem that forces environmental managers to confront highly interdependent challenges, such as invasive species, rising temperatures, and habitat loss. Interdependencies abound: for example, the issue of warming winter temperatures exacerbates the

The state pumps millions into methane produced by manure – but advocates argue it increases greenhouse gas emissions and encourages factory farming A coalition of climate, environmental and animal welfare groups is calling for California to remove the huge subsidies provided to dairy farms to turn animal waste into a form of energy called biogas.

Publication date: May 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 195 Author(s): Fei Nie, Jian Li, Xiang Bi, Gucheng Li